Private In-Home and Online German Tutoring in Gresham, OR

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"The student had a study guide for the final exam. He is understanding the grammar basics, but he needed extra practice to see the concepts applied in different contexts. He did a written practice from the material that I brought to the session, and we also completed online worksheets. I am emailing his mother a summary of the reasons and the keywords to identify the present subjunctive tense. "

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"The student and I really enjoyed our session and spent our time repeating phrases and asking and answering questions about the past weekend, current activities, and plans for the summer. We incorporated the two past tenses that we've studied in addition to the past tense and the simple future. We also touched upon and practiced the formula for expressing how long it's been since you've done something (hacer + the time period + que + the verb in question in its proper conjugated tense). We completed our session by reviewing the homework that was due. "

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"The student and I spent two hours tonight reviewing for his final tomorrow. We refreshed the construction and translation rules for demonstrative pronouns, ablative absolutes, indirect statements, and relative clauses."

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"Went over the usage of "qui" and "que" and how to decide which one to use in a sentence. Remember that "qui" translates to "who" and "que" translates to "what" or "that." Use "qui" when referring to the subject of a sentence (or, whatever is doing the action) and "que" when referring to the object of a sentence (or, whatever is having an action done to it). Remember that, in sentences with more than one verb, you will probably have to isolate one part of the sentence that's important and decide from there what is being referred to. "

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"Today, the student needed help going over concepts in algebra 2/ trig today. We went through her class notes and textbook section regarding sin and cos graphs before she tackled the homework problems. She needed some help remembering the values on the unit circle, but once she was able to visualize the values and understand which inputs corresponded to which outputs, she was on her way to grasping the material. She has finals starting next Friday, and we plan to meet twice next week."